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Derek Smith's 1975-1976 season

Points
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Goals
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Assists
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Games
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Centre Derek Smith was 21 years old when the 1975-1976 season began, his 1st in the NHL, and played it for Buffalo Sabres. He played 0 games and scored 0 goals and 0 assists for 0 points. In the playoffs he played 1 game for 0 points.

Below: the whole season and the playoff run, game by game.

1975-1976Playoffs
  1. Playoffs

    Buffalo Sabres are in the playoffs

    Preliminary round

    Buffalo Sabres meet St. Louis Blues

    BUFvsSTL
    Swedes on Buffalo Sabres
    No Swedes
    Swedes on St. Louis Blues
    No Swedes
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    3 days later
    NHL debut

    Derek Smith makes his NHL debut

    STLSt. Louis Blues1–2BUFBuffalo Sabres

    Derek was 21 years old · Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, USA

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    • Game 3
      STL1–2BUF
      W
      His night
      No points
      0+/-0SOG
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    Preliminary round

    Buffalo Sabres knock St. Louis Blues out 2–1

    BUF2–1STL
    Advance
    1Games0Points0Goals0Assists
    The season in numbers

    Derek Smith closes the 1975-1976 season with 0 points

    BUFBuffalo Sabres
    Points
    0
    Games
    0of 80
    0%
    Goals
    0
    Assists
    0
    P/GP
    —
    +/-
    0
    2 days later
    Quarterfinal

    Buffalo Sabres meet New York Islanders

    BUFvsNYI
    Swedes on Buffalo Sabres
    No Swedes
    Swedes on New York Islanders
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    11 days later
    Quarterfinal

    New York Islanders knock Buffalo Sabres out 4–2

    BUF2–4NYI
    Eliminated
    He did not play in this round
    The run in numbers

    Derek Smith ends the 1975-1976 playoffs with 0 points

    BUFBuffalo Sabres
    Points
    0
    NHL#144
    Games
    1
    Goals
    0
    NHL#106
    Assists
    0
    NHL#129
    P/GP
    0.00
    +/-
    0
    NHL#60
    STL2–1→NYI2–4